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5328 – Proof Of Official Records | Pennsylvania Law

Learn how Pennsylvania law allows official records, domestic and foreign, to be proven in court through certified copies and attestations.

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5328 – Proof Of Official Records

Pennsylvania Title 42 - Judiciary and Judicial Procedure § 5328

Summary

Pennsylvania law Section 5328 outlines how official records, both domestic and foreign, can be legally proven in court. It specifies the types of evidence acceptable, such as certified copies and attestations by authorized officials, to establish the authenticity of records. The law ensures that official records are reliably admitted for various legal purposes.

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In simple terms: Learn how Pennsylvania law allows official records, domestic and foreign, to be proven in court through certified copies and attestations.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.